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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1921

Page

2

Deaths in city list from Chronicle Telegram files 1920

A near complete roster of local deaths over the past year is compiled from the Chronicle Telegram records. The long list includes numerous individuals with ages ranging from infants to nonagenarians, with scattered entries across months January through December, noting names and ages and several locations such as Warren. The article closes with a jail incident in Warren where Jack Harvard slashed his throat in a suicide attempt and suffered a fractured skull.

Chronicle Telegram Susan Life Mary A. Schott John C. Stone Catherine Doughty Warren Jack Harvard Bethor

Poultry Prescription Boosts Egg Yield Says Farmer’s Letter

Mrs. J W Montgomery of Tunnell Hill Missouri reports a jump from three to four eggs daily to 20 to 25 eggs after using Dr LeGear's Poultry Prescription. The tonic is promoted as building vitality and egg production for hens. Dr LeGear, a famed poultry breeder and veterinarian, offers remedies through dealers with satisfaction guaranteed.

Dr LeGear America Dr. LeGear

Tough For Cry Agent Says Revenue Leader

Washington January 6 revenue officers under the Volstead act face a tough proposition as Faul Meyers assistant commissioner of internal revenue testifies before the house appropriations committee. He says a big force and money are needed to pursue bootleggers with an estimated seven million dollars for next fiscal year and over nine million with later additions. Commissioner Williams notes recruitment difficulties and temptations faced by agents including bribes while citing 49.9 million gallons of liquor still in government warehouses being drawn down at four million gallons monthly. He avoids predicting when the country will be bone dry.

Washington Faul F. Meyere Reyuenug House Appropriations Committee Meyers Memberg Williams

All trousers cut to half price by Robinson and Hancock Co

The Robinson and Hancock Co announces that all trousers priced at 4 dollars 450 dollars and 5 dollars are now reduced to 2 dollars 75 cents. This sale highlights significant savings across the entire trouser range offered by the firm.

The Robinson & Hancock Co

Wond ers and Trouble in Old Telegraph Pictures

The Associated Press notes a breakthrough as the New York World indicates four photographs were transmitted Sunday night via telegraph wires, marking a notable advance in image transmission for 19th century journalism.

Associated Press New York World

Rheuma Cure Promises Quick Relief At Low Cost

An ad touts Rheuma as a harmless, non narcotic remedy claimed to swiftly banish rheumatic pain with a teaspoon daily. It offers a money back guarantee if it does not remove all rheumatic suffering and cites a 75 cent price from C W Phillips.

C. W. Phillips

Fragmented Advice On Self Care And Emergency Remedies

A garbled text fragment discusses home remedies and emergency care. It mentions coughs, sore throats, and general relief measures, with references to herbal or over the counter products and the idea of keeping a jar for emergencies. Names, dates, and clear actionable instructions are absent.

Harvard Law Dean to Lead Cleveland Justice Survey

Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School will conduct a survey of the administration of justice in Cleveland under the auspices of the Cleveland Foundation. The January 6 report outlines aims and coordination with local officials.

Cleveland Roscoe Pound, Geen Harvard Law School Cleveland Foundation Ae

Bribery charges against Malawista in liquor permit case

Lawrence Malawista of National Surety Co was arrested at Broadway office by Secret Service on charges of offering government agents bribes totaling over 109000 for help in liquor permit frauds. Panama Canal records show 1920 traffic high with 2214 ships and 10,378,000 tons. tolls total 10,995,000. A Robinson Hancock Co sale lists boys knee pants at 1.98.

New York Lawrence Malawista National Surety Company Corroration Broadway Secret Service Panata Panama, Canal

Red Pepper Offers Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain

An advertisement touts a red pepper salve named Rheumatic Red Pepper for arthritis and muscle pain. It promises fast warming relief within minutes, improved circulation, and near instant comfort, with claims of low cost and availability at local stores.

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